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THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

The Pennant Formally Awarded to
the st. Louis.
CINCINNATI Dec. S.-The directors of the Amer.
can base Ball Association met this morning. Pres
tdent Wheeler Wickoff submitted his annual
reports which take the usual course.
The Pennant was formally awarded to the St
Louis Cluo, and the standing OF the clubs off,
cially declared: St. Louis, first; Cincinnati, Sec
ond; Baltimore, third; Louisville, fourth; Ath.
letics NTH; Brooklyn, sixth; Metropolitan,
seventh; Cleveland, eighth.
President Wickof, in his report, recommended
the umplres be assigned when the schedule Of
games ID arranged.
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PISTOLS IN BALL RooN.-Tle dance given BY q
colOred society, known as 1.-THE Living Council OF
the Gross" at Potomac Hall last night, was sud
denly interrupted by ''Sonny" Hunter and George
Onutt, who became engaged In hight In which
pistols were used. Onhcers Hess and Coleman has
tened TO the scene and placed the Two men named
under arrest. No one Is known 70 have been Int
by stray bullet The police found, on inyestiga-
Hunter, who had previously been shooting at him.
One bullet had passed through Onutts clothing.
and both men were arrested, and after they were
taken away the dance was resumed To-day In
the Police Coart the arrested men were charged
with ARRAY and carrying concealed weapons.
witnesses and gave them six months each. An
appeal was noted for Hunter.
fUNERAL--The funeral OF MI jacob Homiuer
took place yesterday Afternoon from his late resi-
On SD street The pal-bearers were Aessrs
Henry Kengia, lewis kengla, John Heating, John
Femains were Inferred AZ Holy Rood The Rev.
Father RoccOf0rt oficiafed.
CURwrnAs CLuR-The nrst meeting OF the
Childrens Christmas Club for 1857 Will be helo In
the principals once In the Curtis school builoing
NoTEs-fcsonac Tent, O. R., gave dance
last night az Academy Hall, which was largely
attendnd.-- On1cer Cotter has been granted .
leave OF absence for eight dayA which time be VIII
spend IN the mountains Of Virginia.
WITH AGO bushels Of corn and 100 busheisof wheat
CANA NAI1rss-Onnc,al uesaos has been given
that no way-hllls VIII be tnSed on the Cbesapsake
and Quo Canal after Dscsmbsr 10 The ship,
re91en for the week ended December were Sasl5
tons, and for year 70 date 3,0oo.o9A goaA en- IN
crua6D q 7l3Al tons - compared with last year.
~ Cheeapeake and Ohio Canal week, d2oo tons;
yeass sNIs6o eons; decrease Apt tons
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Fire i'm n Maryland Town.

EAST NEWMARKET, ND, Dec. s.-The store OF c.
Hubbard in this Town, was entirely destroyed by
fire to-day, With its contents and the store OF NJ.
J. O6dell badly injured. Damage, 1000; insur-
ance, 81, 700.
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ALLEGED GROWTH OF FEELING IN SCOTLAND
FAVOR OF THE DISSIDENTS.

FAVOR OF THE DIsSIDENTS.
LONDON. Dec. S.-Lord Harrington presided at
The conference In Westminster Hail to-day OF lib
erai-unionisIs. Many leaders OF the party were on
the PLATFORM. Six hundred delegates were pres
ent. The Earl OF Derby offered a resolution in
FAVOR OF increased eXertons 10 strength the union
lst party. lie said that the constituencies espe-
clally those or scotland, showed marked Increase
on ieeing In favor OF the dissidents The Irish
question mad been so long prolonged that IL is pos
sloie mat the people might say II must be settled
somehow; but they should be made TO derstand
that the granting OF an Irish parliament would be
no settlement, but only the DeginnIng OF an agi-
tatlon as Violent and as troublouS the last
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CArARRH

May affect any portion Of the body where the mucous
membrane Ii found But eatarrh Of the head 10 by far
the most common and to say, the most liable
70 be neglected originates in cold. or successio,
Of colds. combined with impure blood. The wond rfu
Hoods Sarsspara has had in curing catarrh
warrants in urging all who suffer with this disease
70 try the pee usr medicine 1t renovstes and invieo
rates the blood. and tones every organ
81 have taken Hoods Ssrsaparilla for catarFh and il
has done me q great deal Of good. recommend it to
all within my reach. Hoods Sarsaparilla has been
worth everything TO me-" LUTHER D. ROBBINS,
East Thompson. CT.
HOODS sARSAPARILLA
Sold by all druggists 81; six for So. Prepared only
by O. l. HOOD h CO.. Apothecaries. Lowell Mass
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. 4
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Death Of Archahb,st VI

PITTsBURG, Dec. s.-Archabbott Boniface VIM
mer, O.S. B., founder or the Benedtctine order in
the United States died at ST. VincentS abbey,
WeStmoreland county, this state, at 1910 this
| morning after lingering illness.
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Johnson, CARRIER & Co.
SPECIAL BARGAINS THIS WEEK.

56-in. All Wool Ladies' Cloth, in fancy mixtures,
621sc. reduced from 81
36-in. All wool Serge tcolors), Brown, Navy Blue,
and Green. 81 1<c. former price SOC.
46-in. All Wool DaEonsls (colors), Navy Blue Gar
net, Brown, and Green, Soc: real value Zoe
splendid line Black Goods, Silks, aud Velyets at
low prices.
Have you seen the Unlaundered Shirts we are Offering
at 65c.; never sold for less than 81
Bargains in Underwear, Hosiery, Gloves &c &c
Full stock of FIannels, Sheetings, Table Linens
Napkins, Towels, &C., &c.
BARGAINS IN BLANKES AND COMFORTS
Lap Robes and Horse Blankets from 81 up.
We still have few Remna nts of Ingram and Brussels
Carpets which we have marked cheap to close out
We are quoting low prices in Ingram and Brussels
Carpets; it will pay you to buy now.
Ingram. Art Squares, Feet Druegets, Floor Oil
Cloths, Rugs. &C., &C.
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DOherty Charged with Murder.

LONDON Dec. S.-Daniel Doherty, OF New York,
the sporting man who shot George N. Graham, OF
Rochester, N. Y, after a dispute over a gambling
debt, was arra1gned In court to-day, and charged
with murder. II Is alleged that Doherty lost at
cards, and that Graham demanded payment.
DOherty then retired, but returned armed with a
reyOlver, and shot Graham.
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A British steamer Wrecked.

LONDON, Dec. S.--rhe British steamer Lorne
plying ia Chinese waters, Was wrecked on SUNDAY
ON the east coast or the Island OF hainau or those
on board % were saved. The late OF the Others Is
unknown. The Lorne was l,O35 tons burden.
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Name.
baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. Nd. December s.-virgna skies.
consolidated with coupon, 5Os past due coupons ST.
new Ihrees. d. .; ten-iorties, 81 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE Nd, december SECTION steady and
Quet-mdd!ILk, lU5s. lour sIeaaI oull. heat
southern nisner: red, 9Ua,2 amber, SASS; western
higher and quiet; No. winter red, spot, SoaSJts
January as February, SYa aSs-s; May, ~ IA
GAS. Corn-southern hrm, with light supplies WHITE
oOa1.: yellow, ooaoI; western higher and quiet
mixed spot uew. ooa361s' Year, 30 .yao1: January.
oSa.lSA: Feb uary. oS12 bid. Oats firm and aui,.l-
southern and Pennsy wanna, 3oa'S white 81
aas: western mixed, 3.,a36. Rye 1irln, b:2aof Pro
VISIONS nrn quiet. Butter hgher-western Iac hed
2Oa23: creamery, 2oa3l. Coffee nomlasiiy hru.r-
kio cargoes ordinary 10 fair. 17t.alS Su2ar-copper
refined nrni, IAN. Whisky steady, ll4al.lJ. Otner
articles uncnaIged Freights to Liverpool per steamer
dui-cotton. 1i2d. flour. ls.6d gram Al Receipis-
nour lO,042 barrels; wheat, 1900 bushels, corn.
6S..SOO busuels oats, 1000 bushels rye, SUO
bushels Shpments-hour. 20, 161 barrels. sales
wheat. 293oUU busheis; corn, 5000 bushels.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. ILL, December 8. l p. m.--wheat
steaoy-cash. 7I5s; January, AZ 15-l0; May, 3D.
Corn easier--cash 49h january, 49h; May. d DID
Ito. Pork easy-January. 14.47s; May. 15.O.s.
Lard steady-casb, Z 20; January, S.21t; May,
18Th. January short ribs 40.
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Murder in tho Fir,t Degree.

MARsHALLrowN, Iowa, Dec. S.-The jury In the
Nathan kanSbarger murder trial brought In o
verdict OF guilty or murder In the first degree, ana
nxed the punishment at Imprisonment for lie.
MOtlon Tor new trial will be made this afternoon,
but VIII probably be denied.
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GOblet,s Friendls Denv.

ne DVhS NUT DkSlhE TO HAVE EoUIANGER IN HIS
CABINET.
PARIS, Dec. &-The friends Of NJ. Goblet deny
that he desires General BOulanger to be member
| or his cabinet.
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Dlssrict Government Assairs.

BUILDING permits
have been issued ny Inspector Entwisle as folows:
J. Jones 10 erect eleven brick dwellings. Noa.
ZOOS 10 202s Portner Place; tls.ooO L Peyton no
erect brlck dwelling on street, between I2th nd
18th streets southeast: $1,000. A. J. Fisher 10
erect brick stable Al No. IL l. street southeast.
$50: X Thornton, 20 repair No. I3l6 I'd street
northwest; 500.
The Commissioners have accepted the propose
OF 4. Sommeryille 60 furnish twenty water valves
al $lOs each, twelve AT $50 each. and ten al ts7
each.
The attention Of the health Officer has beer
called 10 the daily Increase In the ,epositing of
manure at the Intersection OF 18th, ID, and Water
streets southwest
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A Murdercr,s Fourth Respite.

WILMINGTON, DEL, Dec. S-GOv. Biggs has re-
Spited jeremiah Harrigan, whose last respite would
have expired Tomorrow, to the last Friday in
March, 1891. Harrigan killed Dennis Shea near
HockessAn, on the night OF september 10, 1881. He
was convicted OF murder and sentenced to be
hung on December L., 1882 This makes his
fourth resTJlte.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
YARNS AND sUKBUEBAN PRorKRrY FOL

harms AND sURBUEBAN PROPERTY FOR
- acres. near the Government Magazine opposite
Alexandria Price. I. 900
u rooms in I>OudoGn County. Va. near Hiisboro.
40 acres improved by frame house of 8 rooms barn
&c. on the Asylum rOaL Price, 5000
fr %ash"n b GsiiTo.d f EIs $1,000 oa hours
80 acre, on the bsnplns's road, one mile from the
aere-. on the Ienleytown road. with frame house
is5 acrgs. At TIsSeIah. Montgomery County, Nd
1s IsIn pr1 g oy brick house
goo serss, at Warrenton junction, Va. improved
O. 10 rooms Price siaooo Eight 1iIes By road
steamer Corcoran lands Assensers every day.
frame houses, one and one rooms. Price, s3.sO0.
Md. improved by frame house, rooms $4,000
200 acres. one mile from Cattiets station, Eauquier
100 acres on the olenvOod ana Biadensburv road,
unity MINUTES, orivs from the capitol = nile from
surrounding country frlse. $4,000.
improved BY broom house Prlce $1,000
IA acres in FAIRFAX County. Va. improved by O.
- acres. = mile from beHniEg's station improved
y assy s S hn r5x GaTe e s &C.
90 acrc- On Sheriff avenue, near BenHin9's station,
hne in.ploSsd fsiee. $4,000. 'A''S i'Onl piS'rie'
acre, al the junction OF the New-Cut road and Fox
hall Lane. one nIle from teOrgetOwn, the
New tut and Conduit r9ads improved by frame house
acres the Conduit and New-Cut roads with
brick mouse and barn. Sc. Prlce $4,000
valuable mill property Charleston. W Va
fOr particulars regarding the above tist VI property
sIply u the Office
THOS r. WAGGAMAN
dG-3t gi9 str-.tnv
ITOR sALE-yALUABLE PROPERTY. BEING The
u farm ri the late eXtrOy Heed. branchVlIIe ON
the Washington Branch Baltimore ONO Road, 80
ares. jStOry double MANSION; 20 rooms. 3
large halls. yeTaAdas the length the house; lawn
and sh-.ie desirable Tor gentleman's country seat
Il he ui2Iision would make summer hotel Land
adapted Tor suburban lots Those adjoining owned By
synslcste 10 be lad out for that purpose and in
ferJr 70 tins property. Iron abundance
the property desirable to furnace men. A rare op-
IJrtu1ity Tor Capitalists.
u or terms OF safe see EMERSON HODGES. ST
elOHd buldins. this city. Mi. NJ. MARINE, adj
ADMINISTRATOR. 2OJ Calvert street Baltimore d:} linz
VrOR sALE-AT A BARGAIN
II tract vi 10 north of the city near Bright
wood OVERLOOKING proposed National Park at -ll,
Der Acre-One- third cash. balance al ne. two and
three years LOUIS =. SHOEMAKER.
- TT FIST
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A NIECE or ANDREW JACKSON AND HFk CHILDREN
DEsurUTE
on Tuesday evening Mrs America Davidson, .
niece OF the late President Andrew Jack son. ar
rived here with her three grandchIldren, named
Hoffman, all In destitute circumstances Mrs
Davidson. with her son-in-law and three children.
a few years since went 20 walla walla. Washing
ton Territory, Mr.. Hoffman expecting 20 rsover hls
health there, but he sckened and diet. With what
little means she could raise. she and the three
children obtained railroad fare Go Chicago and
arrived there perfectly destitute. From that
place she and the children were sent here, she
being on her way 20 friends On a neigh boring
county Ia Virginia They arrived here TUESDAY
night ana We're taken In by the St Charles Hotel
and to-day she was furnished transportation q
her destination
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCuAL.
Now York stock NJ

The following are the opening and closing prices of
the New York stock Market, as reported Ny special
WIRE to CUrson 4 Macartney, I4I3 street.
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LOST AND FOUND

I,oSND-SEAk ROCK CREEK. A GOLD CROSS,
II with pearl On The face AMI and on back
Cvncr can have same by paying advertising Call
n SJl1 . st II.
II OsT-A YOUNG IUG DOG. STRAINED FROM
Ia l2l2 dzsssC huSetts Tuesday O'Clock JIM:
hal ON me kieLnEed collar liberal reward Will
gwen for his return To- above address. dS-n.
n OST-sILvER SKYE TERRIER: SALMON
~ colo 81 ears. legs and tail Liberal reward
tafhsd 10 100 CONNECTICUT ava dS-.t'
n OsI-A PAIR or EYEGLASSES WITH TOR
NIGHT Rsv4ri If returned 10 the STAR offce IL
n osT WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON, BETWEEN
IL 18TH anu u sta. and 7th and sJs, an Old gold
Plush NeCkt1e Case. with the initials H. b. X EN-
brOii7red Ia sUd thread Reward II left at llO4 l3th
81 L. IT.
II OsT-EARLY PART or THIS WEEk A GO ID
- bsr Pm. With small Diamond cup-shape
ssater, star cut LIBERAL ward If delivered al
MOORE LEpING's JeweIry store. 1l09 IA ave-
II oST-DECENBER :, GOING FROM LIE DROIT
~ building. ST. To lth to Psnnsy vana ave- or in
18th ST herii,, Gold square Link Bracelet as re-
ward II returned 20 1870 kisgs ST. IT.
II OsT-YEsI EKDAY, GOING FROM The ..HIII
man House 20 the P3l2is Royal and returning the
<old Bar brsz-tpIu- Reward returned 10 Mrs
AISCf. Hiliniar House. dS-2t.
4 OsT-A WILLOW COLLIE OR SHELTERED DOG:
A/S On breast and feet owners residence naraed
81 e9lisr tAx Tag 2l14. Reward If returned to I1:;
nosd Island avenue dS-.,ts
EAME To al ST. sw ABOUT THE IsT OF
SSosef4bsr. . Ia. Dag. The owner can have same
% pINNIa- btupeftS and Iayl.lx charges. III 81
Osf-DIAMOND EARRING. IN GOING FROM
IL ~ anu it, tn street car TO ) bet s,tb
llO9 b sIn.W. a. 81
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The Crown Princes Disease.
THE DOCTORS SAID TO HAVE CHANGED THEIR OPINION
As TO IT'S NATURE.
BERLIN, Dec. "a private telegram from San
Reno reports that the doctors attending the crown
prince have completely changed their opinion re-
xarding the nature OF his disease.
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MAR RlEO.

TAYLOR-GRIFFTTH. On Monday evening. Decsm-
Der s. 1857. n O'Clock by the kev fstber DIVINE q
the Is-sonage Of St. Peters church, JANIS A TAi-
lOk Of Anscostia, D. e.. and Miss ANNIE l. 0kIH-
flIH, Of this city.
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BOULANGER ONCE MORE.
A Report that Goblet Wants Him In m
Cabinet.

PARIS. Dec. a-It Is stated that NJ. Goblet,
who has undertaken the task OF forming o min.
fstry, intends TO demand that Gen. Boulanger
shall be minister OF war
NJ. Paul de Roulede resigned the presidency Of
the patriotic league because OF q disagreement
Win the executive committee In relation to his
action during the presidential crisis
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THE CHRISTIAN CONFERENCE.
The SessiOn at the Congregational
Church this Afternoon.

Just before the confer
ence WAS called 10 order
at = O'Clock an elderly
gentleman. attired In
black, assembled the plat
form and took q seat
alone on the sofa behind
the reading desk. He
held In his lap a leather
portfolio or mapuscr1pt
holder, and as he re-
clined In an easy posture,
with his legs crosScd,
looked calmly over the
audience, which was rap
Idly swelling TO large pro-
nDrftnnS
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JOHNSON GARNER l. CO.,
636 Pa. ave. II w.
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NEW BANK.-The organization OF the Fourth
National Bank OF Dayton, OHIO has been author
tied by the Controller OF Currency. The capital
stock Is stated at 100000. Jos. B. Thresher 4
named As president, and Zlba Crawford casulsr.
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SroREEEEPERs AND GAUGERs APPoyrEp.-The
following storekeepsrs and gsugers for the fourth
North Carolina district were to-day appointed by
the Secretary OF the Treasury: Jno. A Loy Cur
It's Mills; VIM. H. speight. La Grange.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS

I,Ok RENT-sI3 FIFTEENTH ST NV, OPPO-
II site Chsuberlin's -HAndsotney Eurnished Rooms
nrst and second floors southern exposure. crate
aud furnace heat private bath. &C. Table Board
nl7-lm
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MAKRraGE LcESsEs.-Marrfsge licenses have
been issued by the clerk of the court 20 Mllaru r.
Thompson and Virginia X. knight: Caas. h. Tune
and Lucy A. Nal; COrbin flnney and Sarah
Washington; Basil b. Baden and Hope Jones Jas.
:. Davis and Bella cunningham: Pred. Nolker ana
Jessie T.. Anderson; Adolpnus Hampton ana Flor
ence Illusion, both OF LoIldOun County, Va: Geo.
r. Wise and Mary Louise Snowden. Arthur Pratt
and Priscilla Snowden; John II. johnson and Annie
X. Myers
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CfscrsNAfI, Dec. D.
Edward N. Watson, the attorney sent frum
Washington 20 assist District Attorney Burnet IN
the Harper Trial, died suddenly last evening a.
the residence Of Dr. Kemper, from rupture q .
blood vessel.
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BOARDING,


1S1A 81 NV, Elegantly FURNISHED
4cIVrOuns en- suite or sluxIy With board d1-.It.
I,RESCH BOARDING HOUSE,
- .ltn rooms II desired
lsO4 II street NV
us--N' Washington, d. G.
IsrOk kENT-INO SUITES OF ROOMS 80 lgtb
Il 81 n w. with Gnexceptonable table board
dG-:lt-
1000 I 81. y. W. OPPUSIIE FEANKIIS
Ao-C Park - Pleasant kOOL-s, with Fir.t-clas,
Board References exchanged A few table bosr,Ier,
en- lie sceoIll4O1aied- o..,-7ws
nrnS 81. y W, PLEASANT ROOMS. SEwIY
Il NC furnish. Il siEsIe suite. nrst-class
ard. furnace and open <ratss cOnVeiisut To ears
and hsrSiies. few table boarisrs accommodated; ref
erooees- nZ!-s3w.
lNok kENT-A SUITE or FURNISHED PAkIoHs
II LIST Hour. alsO good family rOOIus on "a roor
= fen table boaraers accommodated COL 81. NV.
~ ct
11n.D 9TH ST. y. ", PLEASANT ROOMS
llOA uArxe and snlAlD, with good board. h0t,..-
n4- bread and pastry specially, children terms
lIo1ers<e nl9-2ws
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

l,oK sALE-A DRUG STORE DOING A GOOD
IT business In . splendid locality: good reasons
given for selling Address box ~. Star office ds3t
Tl,o sPECULATORs-LOIs 49, 80 AND 81, 50.
II O72 VI st bet. North Capitol and LIST SIS n e..
G. OOU feet) only 29>c. lot ~. blk l. whitney close
14Sc. and lot o. blk 5. AZ lSe- These among the
cEosee, aid bottom prices: easy terms ON En-.
Room :, SIG 9Th 81. NV ds-eO2t
WANIED-TO BORROW-s7.0OO FOR FIVE
w years liberal INTEREST," no commission give
s2O 600 worth Of real estate security. Address j. A.
h. Star Once. DIST
WANTED 100000 PLACED TO CT DIT OF
w corporation for 90 dzys. money under control
" owner viii pay well for trouble; no trneTs need
irpis- Address BANKER, star ONCE d.-5t'
WANTkD-A PAEINER WITH WHOM 10 sTART
Star once. - dG-3t.
ok -foURsTORY BRICK HOUSE, G ST..
- -b0sI,e Pension Oice. IL rooms. IN good eon1-
80 I.-Ss,h improvements, price ssoOo-e3.OOo
.s ~ IN teu years rents for 500 Der month;
Al LTtfy Iay princiVa and interest or deferred
1oSs- Al on ONNkk AZ Ash q st. NV dot
i've INhEsIOks- PARTIES INTERESTED IN
- IS eau learn something 10 their sdvala-
'eseDS SN-uA-< iLslr address . calling upon
49,, FRANK III. PELOCZE
CIV 20 Kellogg Bui.d NJ, l4lo 81
OsE Or rHE BEsT BUSINESS PROPER
-, 10 20 ne its-Lot and part OF lot D. square
-. isont.az 50 feet on Eth st.. between
xsnasyiyani ave; and ID st.. Immediately north of
- k-I.as toyaL by depth Of 100 feet viii
I'll tne SUN % Ieet OF the same.
IN, H. 6OLDsBOROUGH & co.
S-<-Sul 1405 St
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A REQUIsrTIoS FROM GOV. LEE.-Chief Justice
Bingham has received a requisition from Gov Lee,
oil Nlrginia, for HomerZelier Washington who Is
charged with having committed Larceny from n.
L. Maddox, OF FauQuier, White sulphur Spnngs,
In September last. she was arrested to-day and
taken ~ the courthouse, and was taken before th0
Chief Justice this afternoon.
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WE'RE WILL fHR PRESIDENTIAL CONTENTION m
nEID-H.ARNe rzx DELEGATIONS Ysox raI CITIES
WHICH WISH 10 SECURE r-cHArRnAN JONES ORES.
ING SPEECH.
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FOR RENT-FLATS.
FOR RENT-OFFICES.

V,OR kEST-vEEY DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS
IN ouildlIs on northeast corner Of and 18th SITS.
opIO-te Lnites! States Treasury building best loca-
tlon N the city. AppIp 10 W. u " SCOTT, Room I.
COS 10Th st d7-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-08

ACRANx At TN TRaASUaT.-DanAnl r. Doyahr
Q crank, arrived here few days As0 from Reading.
Pa sna Ss %aes ns e t1s
which amount he casamed was due nm ana PrSN.
dent Cleveland refused 70 pay him. He was hat
70 Sanitary O0lcor Teeple q poo3cD boonoUnsf0ul
who, volunteering 70 take the aceoun8 01A co0foci
n, piacod Deyshef on tran, nor his hoDa Nuns.
in6 % eolloot an1 remit To amount
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-08

RECENT RoBBERIEs - Robberies have been re-
ported at Police headquarters ms follows: Mn v.
.. Proctor, 1ll street, two gold rings valued NJ
81, stolen from house yesterday. Albert Dorsey.
18th and streets, four pair OF boots, valued at
SIC. stolen from store. Austin Herr, 325s Grace
street northwest printers case and type, valued
at SlS, from his ONCE. Thos. Campbell, lsl4 x
street oyercoaI frock coat, and derby hat valued
at sl5, stolen from hallway. A. b. Butler, 1875
Corcoran street, overcoat &C, valued at SloI
stolen from hallway.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-08

CHARGED WITH STEALING CIoTHrNG.-Detectfyes
Horne and Raii. about O'Clock last night arrested
Michael Doyle on two charges OF petit lar,eny ana
he Is locked up for hearing The Charges are thai
he LOOK yesterday an oyercoat q Prince Albert
coat and gloves belonging 10 John Mackey and
Patrick Daley. The gloves were found la ais
pocket, and the clothing was found az a tailor'A
where he had sold IL for q trlfiing amount
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-08

RANGE on guB TuRMonxrER.--The following
were the readings at the signal Once to-days -
m, Al; 2 p. m, So; maximum, 62: minimum, a.